Monmouth College graduate Joan Rezner Gundersen and her husband, Robert, have made a $500,000 estate gift to the college that will go toward the histo...
Author Maureen McCoy to Serve as Final Judge for the 2015 Nick Adams Short Story Contest
Novelist and creative writing professor will select winning story in annual competition for ACM students.
Students Tap into a Florentine Tradition in Masters & Workshops Class
Florence Program course features hands-on workshops with artisans in art conservation and jewelry making.
Site Visit to the Botswana Program — Back by Popular Demand!
ACM will again offer faculty a chance to travel to southern Africa in March 2015.
Students Tap into a Florentine Tradition in Masters & Workshops Class
Florence Program course features hands-on workshops with artisans in art conservation and jewelry making.
At Midpoint of the Newberry Seminar, Independent Projects Take Center Stage
The Newberry Seminar's fast pace, wide variety of activities, and breadth of resources keep students engaged throughout the semester.
Getting Lost and Finding Inspiration in London and Florence
In an online gallery, students' photos and essays reflect their observations and experiences on the Arts in Context program.
For Students at ACM Colleges, a Good Story Could be Worth $1,000
Call for entries has been issued for the 2015 Nick Adams Short Story Contest.
Faculty Development and Grants Team Connects People, Campuses, and Resources
Brian Williams, Rashida Walker, and Ed Finn have been visiting campuses, planning conferences and RFPs, and reaching out to faculty and instructional ...
Faculty Development and Grants Team Connects People, Campuses, and Resources
Brian Williams, Rashida Walker, and Ed Finn visit ACM campuses to meet colleagues and gauge faculty interests.
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 22
- 23
- 24
- 25
- 26
- …
- 69
- Next Page »